Clay bar
04-28-2018, 04:44 PM
#31
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05-11-2018, 04:47 PM
#32
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Merlin I see you live in Florida. It’s love bug season.... What do you use to get off big guts? I’ve heard a wet dryer sheet works great and doesn’t hurt the paint/clear coat.
06-01-2018, 10:01 AM
#33
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I personally use Carpro Immolube For my clay lube.
I like it for many reasons...
1) It is concentrated. (I don't like paying for shipping water)
2) I'm not paying for a post mix watered down product.
3) It works great with both polymerized rubber and traditional clay.
I like it for many reasons...
1) It is concentrated. (I don't like paying for shipping water)
2) I'm not paying for a post mix watered down product.
3) It works great with both polymerized rubber and traditional clay.
The instructions indicated to use full strength (undiluted) for clay barring. It is increadibly soapy and took multiple passes with a damp microfiber to rinse off. Thankfully I only did a small test area on my truck.
I then tried diluting with approximately 50% water. Still increadibly soapy.
I then tried diluting with about 75% water and still was not happy with the soapy, and somewhat sticky, consistency.
Finally gave up on this product and simply used a diluted car wash solution.
I would not recommend this product for clay barring.